SUMMONING SATURN VOIDS – an intergalactic covenant born from a desire to create a musical time machine – unveils full details of their self-titled debut album, set for release via Argonauta Records on December 6, 2024.

The album’s tracklisting and cover art are as follows:

1 – Cosmic Sabbath
2 – Nihil Re-Genesis
3 – Blackshift Alien God
4 – Technical Heresy
5 – Mare Tranquillitatis
6 – Star Wreck
7 – Funerastrology
8 – Siggy Starsmoke And The Bongsters From Mars

The new single and lyric video for ‘Nihil Re-Genesis’ are now available on YouTube:

“The Summoning Saturn Voids spaceship continues its journey into the cosmos, among planets and ancient stellar deities. The band’s Saturnian sound is much more expanded and rarefied in this song. A song to listen to in a meadow looking at the firmament.” – says the band

Bringing a Black Metal singer into the future, immersed in sidereal and cosmic sounds and then catapulting him into the 70’s, jamming with Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler. Different emotions and influences contributed to the birth of his album: isolation, frustration, desire for redemption.

SUMMONING SATURN VOIDS fire up the laser blades and throw in their magical cauldron-crater a mixture of sounds inherited from Planet Earth (lysergic doom, death/black metal chants, psychedelia, stoner rock) as well from the deepest regions of the (un)known Galaxy (music of the spheres, vibrational stars-resonance frequencies). The potion thus evoked is at the same time spirited and punishing, grim and melancholic, reeking of 70’s era Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Tangerine Dream and… well, you will surely find out.

Featuring clones and doppelgangers stolen from earthly bands like Aborym, Darkend, Drakkar, The Headless Ghost and Daemoniac (plus a quite well renowned gentleman from Norway), the SUMMONING SATURN VOIDS spaceship travels through time back and forth, offering an adventurous sonic experience that will for sure appeal to a quite wide and diverse range of listeners.

LINE UP:
Æ – Vocals
AL(B)3 – Bass
RHA –Guitars
H7-25 – Drums
Fabban – Synth